One of Britain's greatest living playwrights is receiving a fitting tribute: the Duke of York's theatre in London's West End is being renamed the Tom Stoppard Theatre, honouring the legendary dramatist's extraordinary impact on the stage.

The renaming recognises Stoppard's immense contributions to British theatre, from his groundbreaking early works to decades of innovative storytelling. Producer Sonia Friedman said the playwright would be "tickled pink" by the honour – a sentiment that captures the wit and charm Stoppard has brought to audiences worldwide. Read the full story →

Today's takeaway: Cultural institutions celebrating living artists remind us that great creative legacies deserve recognition while their architects are still here to enjoy it.